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With minor reforms, Brazil could earn more than $84 billion per year

Brazilian commerce abroad expanded more than 10% per year over the last two decades.

By Fernando Martins and Wolfgang Lehmacher

First published on mayo 11, 2015
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Brazilian commerce abroad expanded more than 10% per year over the last two decades. In 2014, however, such commerce decreased by 7%. The Brazilian economy also came to a halt: in 2014, GDP rose just 0.1%, and putting the economy back on track will not be easy. Eliminating some of the obstacles to exports in the most promising economic sectors would be a good start. (Full article only available in Portuguese)

Brazilian commerce abroad expanded more than 10% per year over the last two decades. In 2014, however, such commerce decreased by 7%. The Brazilian economy also came to a halt: in 2014, GDP rose just 0.1%, and putting the economy back on track will not be easy. Eliminating some of the obstacles to exports in the most promising economic sectors would be a good start.

(Full article only available in Portuguese)

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